1961-11-16 — Page 8

THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1961.

England may try

try avoid

avoid Test draw CHINESE WIN POPPY

CHALLENGING DECLARATION:

BY DEXTER EXPECTED

Bombay, Nov. 15.

England who are 237 runs ahead with seven second innings wickets in hand, are expected to make a challenging de- claration against India tomorrow in a bid to force a result in the first Test here.

After India had been dismissed for 390, to trail on the first innings by 110, England sought quick runs this evening and at the close were 127 for three, scored in even time.

With 330 notes remaining. ! England will probalay bat for about an hun before declaring in the hope of ensuring an in-

teresting Brush

India have had the worst of the match so far and Dex ter cannot be expected to sel them loo eray a lask. Fei at the same time he will want to give his attack, and esper- lally spinners Tony Lock and γλαντ Allen. the maxim amount of time possible 10 dismiss their opponents.

Lock's 2,000th

Lock

The Howle

whom the

Early on i looked as if the overnight fifth wicket pair, C. G. Borde and S. Durani. would take India to within comfortable reach of Eng- land's mamunoth first innlags,

sport.

Record stand

But after they had put on 142 11 establish un Indian with warket record against England, Duran was briantly caught

Bob Barber at extra-cover of Auto

fedthander

11. Insha's aly trully aggressive batsman

two fours in! 71 made :: 155 minutes Bde B ilgi on until just bc- made his ck on the malele Byfore tons when David Smith

last four wickets capturing De

kunked baric dus leg-sturny lu Claun dis first wicket Test

Indians Teat most has already

This mornITIK. mcluding 1 3,000th of Alja career, da energe with an analysis of 4-74

Lock's vielama

ble chances which proyed costly. He was later switched to the outfield.

Bob Barber. Peter Richardson. David Smith and Allen all ex-¦

Richardson celled in the Aeld. tok over as wicketkeeper for Linare during the

morning

casion, after John Marray win! of for affention Lo a cu cy Bu he was not responsible for the high Lastly

extras---45

which we mostly due 10 warntav bowiing. Atun Brown! was mable to control his length rarely

COCTION

201

be dengikotin

Scoreboard

ENGLAND

FM innings 500 for 8 wkt der

Second Innings

P. E. Richardsun, e Kripal Sigh

Durani

H. W Barber, run out KY Barrington, not out

Bi valuable knock of 69.1 la legmert 260 minutes, in- ednat ubat tours. Lock Inished

te the interval.

·『」『1.、·¢,

H Smith, b Durant Dexter, not out

Extos

Total (for 3 wkts)

*~*°*" | 2 |

fall of Wickets: 1-7, 2-93, 3-93. Bowling Analysis

127

s

key

wait- text lend a seri lently throughout the unings ofler worrying and sealing the eacher batman before Kaining his reward

last

spell whom his figures read 2-4-10-4

weakness

in

bglands

Pierwise excellent

He is the 4th bowler AN 7. ket history to pass the 2.000 milestone and to the ol sent-day player to achieve

a position been a problem this

0 M R 19

!!

Desal Ranjane Borde Dornad

A 16

7

t

24

2K

Kripal Singh

15

33

Br

missed three fairly conferia.

INDIA

First kings

Test

Ken Barrington heid gne splendid cafel

a slip, but.

Macao Grand Prix

drivers have

first workouts

Macao, Nov. 16.

N 3 Contractor, Allen

M. L Jasimha, Barrington

Dexter

Barber

A

Allen

X

13

K

Masurekar.

38

56

Lock

G. Milkha Singh, Brown

6. Horde, b 1. Smith

Durani, e Barber b Allen

4 Kripal Singh, not out

K. Kunderam thw Lock

Desai, Richardson Luck Hanjane,

Barber

Kumar, à Lock

Extrus

Total

Lock

*

ONE FOR

THE

CRUSADERS

Patricia Johnson gets one into the basket for Crusaders in their first Hongkong match against the Wing Hong Middle School at the Southorn Stadium last night. The visiting Australian team won by 45 points to 33.-China Mail photo.

MVP award

for

Roger Maris

Buston. Nov. 10.

Reger Mulis, the only man to nu 61 bom, runs Im all Major League baseball this season,

45 yesterday won the American 300 Longues "Most Valuable Player award for the second consecutive year

Fall of Wicketa: 1-80, 2-121, 3-140, 4-273, 5-315, 6-342, 7-356, 8-358, 9-381, 10-390.

Bowling Analysis

R W

Smith

12 54

Dexter

Lork

25

Intermittent rain during the whole day, some-Barber

times in the form of heavy downpour, failed Alter to soak the spirit of the bunch of hardcore enthusiastic car racers who have come from

74

--Reuter.

For the second time running. Maris, who surpassed even the nortal Babe Ruth when he hil his Gist home run on the last day of the season, took the 1 League's top eward by nosing out New York Yankee team- malc Mickey Mantle.--UPI.

Hongkong, Singapore, Okinawa, Borneo and English Board of Control Meeting

Manila for this weekend's Macao Grand Prix

races.

Since early mas nung they turne taken to the track, to have the first feri of then racers or their Production cars on the improved 3.8 miles tortuous Guia Cirent.

NOTICE

AUCTION OF HORSE

to

The auction of the race horse "EVER YOURS" scheduled take place at the Royal Hong Kong Jockey Club today has been post- poned

A

further

announcement

will be made at a later date as to when the horse will be auctioned.

A. E. Bade SOUSA,

Auctioneer.

Επ

TOPCON

TOPCON F 13 LENI

FULLY AUTOMATID PRIN

DIAPHRAGM

ACTION

FEHACO LTD

WIDTHRROR

Duuullis to rabi, excitement reigns Anuing the majority of the people of this quiet old city.

For the lust four days the young generation, the fancicrs ΑΠΟ people at all walks of life, streamed

down

to the wharf at night to have a

£120,000 TEST PROFITS

DISTRIBUTED TO CLUBS

London, Nov. 15.

first look at the cars unloaded A windfall of £120,000 from the profits of the five

from the Hongkong Steamers, i

any of these, making their Arst appearance in the city.

Favourites

They also search for familiar The children have al- faces ready picked up their favourite €4 All the Gut Chemil's old hants have their admirers her Hardwick

there is Redfern and there is Pate-

man, and Baxter is there

Test matches between England and Australia last summer, was distributed at Lord's today by the Board of Control.

The MCC, Warwickshire, Lancashire, Yorkshire,

1

Caldwell gives up

John

British title

London, Nov. 15. Coldwell DI Belfast, who is recognised in Europe as the world bantamweight chain- pion has relinquished his Bri- tish flyweight title.

Caldwell

will be shortly beading for Sao Paulo to meet American-recognised champion

DAY

The

SOCCER MATCH

A SMALL CROWD SEES A GO(A)LDEN HARVEST

By A CHINA MAIL REPORTER unseasonal rain which hit the Colony yester- day ruined the attendance for the annual Poppy Day Soccer Match at the Club Stadium last night but it did not detract from the entertaining display put on by the two teams.

Eder Jofre of Brazil for the The Rest overwhelmed the Combined Services by

undisputed world bantam- weight title.

British promoter Jack Solo- mons presently is in Sau Paulo arranging for the Jofre-Caldwell bout, expected to take place in late January

Caldwell took thre world title from France's Alphonse Halimi BBd

de- successfully fended

it in a return bout UPL

British Rugby team's tour cancelled

Sydney, Nov. 15. The British Rugby League team's tour of Australia next! year has been cancelled after a breakdown in negotiations over finance, Mr Hill Buckley, chair. man of the Australian, Rugby League. Board of Control, an- nounced here.

a

He said New Zealand had ne- cepted an invitation to send team Lo Australia instead. China Mall Special.

Spurs in European Cup quarter-finals

London, Nov. 15. Tottenham Hotspur, England's 'double' champions, reached the quarter-finals of the European Cup Tournament tonight when they drew 1-1 (half-time 1-1) with Feyenoord, of Holland, here.

Tottenham won the arst leg in Rotterdam 3-1 to win the tie on an aggregate of 4-2. Toltenham join the holders, Benfica (Portugal), Juventus (Italy), Real Madrid (Spain) and Leigeois (Belgium) in the quarter-final round.

The goals Feyenoord were the first to

score

first in the second leg of their round proper tle in the Inter- Cities Fairs Cup Football Tournament here

Vojvodina,

led 3-0 at half-time, won the lie on a 10-3 aggregate, having been beaten 2-1 in the first leg in Salonika. --Reuter,

who

in this beavy-tuckling World Cup playoff

maich played before a crowd

суде

nine goals to two and produced some very attractive football in doing it.

maybe

were

After a comparatively even The Services were rat half in which the Services down but they certainly held the opposition to a 3-1 lead not out and just to prove it the Chinese boys ran riot after Dixon neatly headed his side's the interval and sent goalkeeper second goal. Swinnerton to the back of the

net six more times to retrieve scoring efforts

WAS

The players are 10 be con- gratulated on "mus! sporling and spirited performance under difficult conditions.

THE TEAMS

10

The few fans who braved the weather were well re- warded for their enterprise and if Wong Chi-keung

The Rest: Kwok Chow-ming. Luk ilze entertainer-in-chief- to Tsi-bay Suen Chi-kenn everyone except left-back Chung-kwong, Lau Tim. Kwok Ka-n- Turner-Lee Tak-wai. withune, Wong Chi-keung, Kung Wah-

kit. Lec Tak-wal, Yeung Wal-ytp four goals to his credit, was the man who mattered it came to putting the score- board manipulators to work.

A fitting goal

Swinnerton

Caldran, Logan, Mufcatin).

Combined Services: when

Lowther. Turner. Rie. Stephenson Dixon, Beni. Reld, Davit.

Referee: Mr F. R. Pratlett

the the

Davis made the

As befitted the occasion Combined Services opened scoring wher: most of some defensive in- decision to drive the ball Intoj the net The left-winger's effort really started something for: the Chinese boys raced to the. other end and Ho Cheung-yau quickly chalked up the equali-

ser.

both There were chances at ends but only Lee Tak-wai and j

to Yeung Wai-yip managed turn them account to

give their side a 3-1 advantage al the' hail-way stage.

UK SOCCER RESULTS

Oidliam

3

London, Nov, 15. Results of matches played in Britain tonight were:

ENGLISH LEAGUE Division IV

2 MansBeki Postponed from September 20)

SCOTTISH LEAGUE “A'

7 St Marcan

I Postponed from November 11) FOOTBALL LEAGUE CUP Third Round

Celtic

After the interval the Chinese) boys really applied the pres- sure and to spite of several Ser- positional changes in the vices side and the substitution Bournemouth of Mulcairn for Stephenson they Sunderland were unable to stem the

of goals.

Nor wish

flow Workington

Counters cane thick and fast. Lee Tak-wat started it with a double and not to be outdone Kwok

Kam-hang

came upfield to bang one in.

Sporting

Wong Chi-keung then look a hand and chalked one up for himself and just afterwards did a neat 'assist act for Lee Tak- wai to notch is fourth of the evening.

3 Cardi

3 Middlesbrough

Hlackpool

2

Hull

0

York City

1

Watford

-Reuter,

Patterson will fight Liston next year

Philadelphia, Nov. 15. Floyd Patterson

World heavyweight champion

and top con tender Sonny Liston will meet in a tie bout next year if they win fights due to be held next month According 10 promoter Tom Bolan.

of 65,000 under floodlight.

Zurich, Nov. 15. The lever spread. Kwok The Dutch went ahead after

The World Soccer Cup play Kain-hung made another ex- seven minutes when shot rán loose to Bennaers who France will be played an De- officials

between Bulgaria and cursion to remind the fans and that he still knew scored from close range

cember 16 in Milan, Italy, at San where the goal lay with a cop- After 10 minutes, Spurs hit Siro Stadium, the International tribution

Bolan, president of Champion- back when Dyson headed in. Soccer Federation decided here side's ninth

which produced his ship Sport Inc, said he has every Eight minutes later Spurs yesterday.-UPI.

and final scoring expectation the Patterson-Lis- lost Mackay who was taken

tor fight will be held. with slight concussion after a collision with a Dutch player. Mackay

after 20

off

returned minutes and seemed fully re- covered.

Other results

Turin, Nov. 15. Juventus (Italy) reached the

last eight in the European Cup

by

Surrey and Nottinghamshire, who in turn todasi beating Partizan staged the Tests, each received £9,356.

The other twelve First Class Counties each had 43,803, Ox-¡

and Cambridge Univer- ford sities £2,000 each, the Minor | Counties 689 each and Com- Some will go home disappointed bined Services £250 for they have not seen Wolfkili | yet still not knowing that this i gentleman will not be able to take part in this year's Grand Prix.

Others wish hard he will be here next year.

Leeds wicket

On top of this, the 17 First Class Counties received £45,000 || from television tees, roughly i £2,650 each.

As expected the Kent pro- posal that broken-time pay- ment should be made to amateurs in County Cricke

second

in, a | (Yugoslavia) 5-0

leg match.

Juventus, who led 2-0 at half- lime, won the tie aggregate of 7-1-Router.

Madrid, Nov. 15. De Madrid beat

was passed over to the MCC Leicester Inquiry Committee which is now examining

on

ยก

effort.

International Rugby referee Bobby

Bobby King

gives instructive talk

Atletico

City 2-0 tonight in At their second game of the eighth the whole finals of the European Cup. structure of the First Class winners' Cup Tournament. game in this country.

Sunday cricket

By LANCASTRIAN

the Clubhouse of the HKFC yesterday evening a good number of players availed themselves of the opportunity of listening to interna- tional referee Mr N. H. R. King's talk and his answers to questions on the laws and mode of play of Rugby Football today.

Those who were there were favourable

of

The promoter was here yes- terday to make

arrangements

for the forthcoming fight here between Liston and Germany's Albert Westphal, and for the December 4 'bout between Pat- terson and Tor McNeeley in Toronto.

Listun,

who arrived .m Philadelphia yesterday trom his Denver, Colorado training camp. predicted at a press conference he would knock out Westphäl within five rounds-Reuter.

Programme for HKAAA's Third

Open Meeting

After this victory Allelico advanced into the quarter-finals i of the tournament. The Spanish tears and Leicester tied 1-1

Owing to lack of entries the This committee will be meet their first game in Leicester on

hammer throw, Jadies' high Chan Lye-choon of Stiga- The condition of the much ing again next week and it is October 15-AP.

jump and Javelin will not Be pore is the must cheered con- criticised Leeds wicket, where likely that their report will be

Berlin, Nov. 15.

circumstances, included testant. He is the idol of the

in the Hongkong England heat Australia in ready before the end of January. Glasgow Rangers (Scotland) thoroughly entertained by all until half-time; to tell Chinese youthful population,

the Amateur Athletic Association three days, received attention.

beat Vorwaerts (East Germany)

Mr Bobby King said and took players that the game is to be Third Open Meeting on Satur and his Lola Chimax Es ex-

The Yorkshire representative pected to give his supporters

The possibility of big cricket 2-1 in the first leg of their heart in hearing from him that played within the spirit of the day, November 18, which is due stated that Yorkshire were well on Sundays again emerged. mighty treal.

In European Cup first round pro- funny things that happen here laws: and to tell all that thle to start at 2.30 pp. aware that the pitch for the response to the request of the per match here today.

in Hongkong happen at home great game is to be played to be Finally, the veteran Eduardo Leeds match was not up to the Home Office, which has invited All the goals came in the first as well."

enjoyed unless some idiot felt The main event is the Carvalho, is never absent from standard required for a five-day all sports to send their view on half-Reuter.

on

to be penalised on the spot. otherwise, in which case he was miles race for the Gorman the local fans' mind. He will Test.

the subject, Uie MCC asked the

Trophy which not be vying for the GP hon- He assured the Board of Con- counties ip forward their ours, but he will be around to

And he had a fourth gift 3.15 pm. This event la open to trol that Yorkshire County opinions so that these can be

too, and that was to speak and Chinese and local horn athletes give his team the moral support Cricket Club would do all in collated with those of all lead- and a few "secrets" of his long their

to "Hitch without any axes to ¦ only, power to ensure that ing cricket organisations in the years of driving experience future Test pitches were of the country and forwarded to AFP.

required standard.

Whitehall AFP.

THE GAMBOLS

WE HAVE GUESTS

I'LL OPEN

A GOTTLE

TO NIGHT

by Barry Apple

QUICK, GET ME.

SOME OLD RAG

SIO WIPH. IT UP.

Fairs Cup

Novi Sad, Nov. 15. Vojvodina, of Novi Sad, beat Hirakils, of Salonika 9-1 today

Making a wish? Flying

bound to come trua

For service sublime und Food

One questioner asked if much mucking at sund" went on in the Prited Kingdom as does here with the short, sp-|| called quick, penalty-kick, and he was told it does,

Three great gifts

will start at

grind, and all who listened to Entries from registered at him and woke to him must letos will be accepted up to the have felt the richer for the time of the start of the race. the experience. "AM

PROGRAMME

Another asked it various moves counted as obstruction in Dr W C. Allwright was in thu the line out. To this Mr King chair, and he thanked Mr King hurdles, men's high jump, poje

2.30 pm: 400 metres medfum

vault, men's shot part. 2.45 piri: has got to be somewhere on the Rugby Section of the HKC, javelin; 2.66: men's 100

Mr Tokky Smith captain of ladies 80 metres, hurdless

said that although referees for all he had said. should remember that a player

the

field and should not he also thanked Mr King from the fent 3.06: Indies 100mb, penalised for being as the most pingers angle and hoped that it 3ib: Six miled

of places if he has no would not be long before Mr

tha

triple jump;

men's

instres

heats

195k mudah

wi08 hou

of being anywhere else King returned to the Colony and players would enjoy, the safe addressed meating hero and, so much

dare our correspondent add; 200 metres 2.05 Willih the spirit référer a match here, men's avelin; 0; #Boys 30 played entirely

Mr Kirig had, three arent gifts, Four ares were due to be which is two: mộng thân rime played yesterday, but only in people have

and three more were played. The ronills were men's 400 metr than most

They

were to tell b

100 metros falj 4th Begiment the referees to reuerüber

3. It en walk 02 1,500,

blown for the kick-of never blowMali